Posted by Mark - IN. on November 02, 2017 at 19:00:25 from (73.210.147.29):
In Reply to: Diesel-off road posted by stonerock on November 02, 2017 at 05:58:20:
I've been pulled over twice while passing portable scales. Once in Illinois and once in Indiana. The first time I was like what the heck, it's a pickup and found out what the deal was when they dipped the tank. Second time I knew the deal. They even looked under to make sure that the tank in the bed marked "Farm Diesel" wasn't plumbed to my truck. By me there's only one place left that sells it, the Co-Op. There used to be a CitCo just up over the border that did, and it was handy because you could ride the tractor right to the pump, but they quit selling it about a decade ago. Never asked them why. I've never tried red in my truck tanks. I hear getting caught can be expensive.
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